Zoldyck

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

I would like to know so I can say that something's hidden without just saying "It's really stealthed" or something. That way no one can accuse me of pulling stuff from nowhere, you know? That way no arguments erupt from me blocking something, or from someone else blocking me, or etc.

@WilsonTurner

Well, I kinda agree with Duck that going too much into detail in a universe with magic and the likes seems abit like redundant work. You could just say that your unit are not being picked up by enemy scanners instead of going too much into detail. But that's just my opinion.

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

Let's get the RP rolling again, shall we?

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

So... Any updates on anything or has the RP died because of yesterday? :\

Gore allowance

@Kangaroo Thanks for the help Vice-president Underwood :P

Gore allowance

@Kangaroo This is pretty much the part about which I am talking about, the entire extract isnt even one tenth of the complete post. I appologise for my bad writing, kinda new at this :P **beginning of extract** Azazel calmly stepped towards the enemy emplacements. Only when they were really starting to focus her did she accelerate. She burst through a defensive wall with her shoulder and grabbed a Draconian by it's throat. Observing the new xeno she held in her hand for a while she eventually punched through his guy and ripped his intestines out. As the other Draconians saw what happened to their comrade they started to fire on her. Though the armour could take much, from this close even small arms were dangerous. She used to body of the Draconians as a shield and ran at the others, beating them to a pulp with her fists. They are not a frail species but still no match for my strength. At this rate I wont even have to use my hammer. Just as she thought that some Draconians in battlesuits appeared. A grin formed on Azazel's face, though it was covered by her helmet. Now this seemed like the real deal, the others were probably just some personel quickly armed or had no time to put their suits on. She activated her hammer and dashed at the newly arived troops. It resulted in a one sided carnage. After securing the emplacement single handidly she checked in with her troops. The reports were far less victorious. Heavy enemy resistance on all sides. Though the Confederate troops were clearly better diciplined and had a slight edge in ranged combat the enemy was clearly much more proficient in closecombat. Their energy swords cutting through the soldiers like they were but butter. Hmm, maybe this is going to be fun after all. It apeared that one Draconian was still alive, he was trying to crawl away and was talking to someone. Azazel slowly closed in on him, her footsteps leaving small tremors each time she put them down. She then place one of her armoured boots on the head of the Draconian. "I hope whoever is on the other end of that line will enjoy this sound, because they will be next" She slowly squezes the head, the Draconian screaming in agony until finally his skull gives up and all that remains is a large bloodstain. **end of extract** That's basically it. Is it too much or is it allowed?

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

*twiddles thumbs* can someone give me an excuse to shoot something? Otherwise I'll have to go back to Dullahan and unless I want my diplomats to be crushed under the gaze of the Nightmare Emperor, I can't shoot anything there. Other than that, I'll just have to do a short story or something.

@SgtEasy

I'm up for it... but I wanna wait and see what happen with Wilson... I feel like it would be a dickmove to continue playing while I was responsible for him getting banned, me being unclear in my posts and all that stuff... :/

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

@duck55223 Please reconsider. It wasnt even an arguement really,it was a misunderstanding which was my fault for assuming things and taking things for granted. I looking back I didnt specify at all about my troop composition. I am new at this nation rp business so I would actually like to thank @WilsonTurner for pointing out my flaws... but I geuss it's too late for that. That will be the last I will say about it. Please reconsider. Goodnight, and I am sorry for causing this much trouble.

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

@duck55223No dont, it's my fault, I didnt know about that. Dont ban him. Give me two warnings, I dont want that to happen to him just because I fucked up.

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

@WilsonTurnerJust quickly stating after reading your first couple of paragraphs (atm at the part where you talk about me not specifying) Yup, you're right about that thing and I appologise for not being clear on that... Gonna respond to the entire post in a minute.

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

You're attacking an enemy planet with troops! Against entrenched troops! And my people have antimatter warheads, which you don't. I mean, you don't need to go into atmo to fire orbital ordnance. You can sit as far away as Mars from Earth, and still hit something. Probably won't be accurate, but you could still hit. You came in [relative] very close range of antimatter missiles. The Abh move with antimatter missiles were outdated and simple ICBMs. These are big weapons specifically meant to kill enemy ships in orbit. That is what Draconians do- they kill soldiers, they kill more soldiers, and then they entrench themselves and kill anything in range- on the ground, in the air, or in the orbit above. And there would be something stopping you from nuking the planet, though if you were determined enough, you could do it. The radiation might be so high that even environmental shields might not be able to take it out, but I suppose you could go with the idea of if-I-can't-have-it-you-can't-have-it. But then, if you nuke my planet, then my people will do the exact same right back. If you want advantages, try, I don't know, sending down some specifically-stealthy scouts to mark targets, use orbital bombardment to clear out entrenched spots, and then drop. But you didn't. You just... rushed everything. You have an advantage in numbers, but how good are numbers when you're sitting in an open field, coming down bit by bit, and getting shot at all the while? What comes around goes around. Invading my planet will probably get me invading yours. Trying to use chemwar on my planet will probably get me using chemwar on yours. Trying to nuke the entire planet into submission will probably get me using nukes on yours. You have the advantages of numbers and orbital superiority. The problem is that on the ground, your steady stream of numbers probably won't be enough to win. And in orbit, you'll be pummeled by ground defenses the entire time. Including antimatter missiles. If you have powerful shields, you probably won't die so easily, but armor is material, and antimatter is pretty much antimaterial. It is THE antimaterial. That's why it's antimatter. The only thing is that you're invading Draconians. The Race who Conquers doesn't take kindly to attempts at conquering. If someone has the gall to invade, the Draconians are both going to think, "WORTHY FOE OF MY BLADE" and "HOW DARE THEY EVEN THINK ABOUT INVADING US!" You're invading the warriors. The WARRIORs. Now, I may or may not have fired first shot, but Draconians have little interest being trade partners, and they have little interest in threats of annexation, so it's pretty much a pre-destined thing. Note that I'm not raging. I'm actually pretty amused.

@WilsonTurner

I had powerfull shields but they seemed to not do anything against your antimatter missiles. Now I dont mind losing ships instantly, but then I want to have the ability to have massive fleets. And those antimater missiles might be antimaterial but can they really destroy a 3km (1.5 mile) long ship? But that isnt really that important imo, the important thing is that my groundinvasion is seen as useless. I dont just drop in open territory with no support at all. My dropships are basically this:

transport

In other words, I deploy fortresses on your planet in seconds. Yes many will be blown to bits, as I said in the post, but many more will reach the surface. Other then that my infantry ofcourse has man-pads, portable AA, aswell as shouldermounted anti-tank weaponry. I would also like to point out this line from my post: "They are to move to the other side of the planet and start shelling the planet while the troops drop in." That means that yes, I am busy with securing the dropzone with an orbital bombardment. Although due to the position I've jumped into the firepower will be drastically reduced, giving you a fighting chance, it still is raining shells. Now your soldiers might be THE warriors, but mine are THE soldiers. They are drilled to perfection and dont care for individual glory. They are trained to obey orders no matter what. And although seeing a Draconian might be intimidating, especially once one cuts down the guy next to you, the fear of the commissars behind is far more threatening. If we are going to be nitpicky about me not bombing your ground troops in great detail then I could do the same for saying you didnt discribe what your entrenchments were in great detail. Is it a trenchsystem? Are it large errected walls and autoturrets? Do you have massive minefields? Do you have special killzones and bottlenecks? You already saw how large my post was without me going into detail about the troop deployment. If I would have done so then the post would have been twice as long and it would have left far less room for you to react. Would you rather have me use a flawless attack strategy? That wouldnt be fun for either of us would it? :)